Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-09-17
EASTERN AND FOREIGN NEWS.

against opium joints.
The laboratory at Yale College, costing
$4,000, is nearly finished
The New York Central has permanently
discontinued the use of car stoves.
Reported gold discoveries continue to be
announced from the Lake Superior region
Five million dollars have been subscribed
to build new town near Stevenson, Ala,
where manufacturing will be done on a large
scale.
A railroad eighty miles long which
runs to the summit of the Andes near Lima,
Peru, has already cost the Government S25,
900, 900.
The Prince OF Wales says that he has
learned more about the United States from
Mr.. Blaine than from any person with whom
he ever talked.
At Rock Hill, Sunday, Rev. E. G. Price,
a minister, was cowhided by J. B. Johnson
for the circulation of scandalous news about
Johnson's sister.
A woman at Harrison, Kan, thirty-seven
years old, had all her teeth extracted three
months ago, and now Nature is furnishing
her with new set.
Marie Antoinette's famous necklace of
pearls, which went around her neck in six
teen strings, is now said to be for sale at the
shop Of one of the principal jewelers. in Ber
/ lin.
/ Superintendent Riley of Indian Schools
says the Government has not buildings
enough TO accommodate more than one half
Of the Indian children who would attend the
schools
In Bridgeport, Conn, there are 800 French
Canadians who have resolved to take out
naturalization papers en- masse, and prepare
themselves for the advantages Of full cti-
zenship.
While big gun was being cast in the
Vicker's Foundry at Sheffield September
9th, an explosion occurred by which five
men were killed outright and many injured,
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The American Protective Tariff League
has begun the publication of a "Tariff League
Bulletin, issued monthly, which promises
to discharge a most useful office in dffusing
facts and sound opinion on the tariff.
The application of John Most, the An
archist. to declare his intention to become a
citizen, was yesterday rejected by the Chief
Clerk of the Supreme Court of New York.
Herr Most will appeal to the courts.
The Sultan of Turkey has been having
good deal of trouble Of late Not long ago
his harem revolted, and his Oriental Majesty
has been much annoyed by caricatures which
have appeared in the comic journals of vi
emma.
Lady Burdett, Coutts has established in
West Cork an industrial fishing school,
where the Irish boys learn the most approx
ed modes Of fishing, besides carpentry, boat
building, net-making, sail making and fish
curing.
About thirty bucks Of the Yankton Sioux
threaten violence to party of surveyors and
to the special agents under whose supervision
their allotments Of land are being made at
Yankton, D. T. Troops will be sent to the
reservation.
The largest steel casting ever produced in
England has just been cast at Sheffield. 1t
weighs seventy tons, and is intended as a
tube of 1917 inch, Cotton gun. The de-
mand for steel craft and shaft in Great Britain
is very heavy.
There are but two railroads in thickly
populated New England that make cents
mile their regular passenger rate-the New
York, New Haven and Hartford and Con.
cord Roads. 1t is claimed that many of the
others perfectly able to carry passengers
at good profit at that rate.
Miss Carrie Myers. daughter of Nathan
Meyers, Cashier of the First National Bank |
and one of the wealthiest men in Clarion, |
Penn, has eloped with Adolphus Farland,
manager Of the Kickapoo Indian Medicine
Peddhng COMPANY, that camped IN vacant |
lot in that town six weeks ago.
One hundred vessels have been badly
damaged by the storms on the fishing banks
and withdrawn from the Newfoundland |
fisheries, thus losing September fishing
This will decrease the seasons catch by
20, 900 quintals, and in consequence the price
has already advanced IS per cent
Starmaidades, a servant of Colonel Stew.
art when his steamer was wrecked, has ar.
rived at Cairo from Khartoum. He states
that two nuns are living there with the wife
of M. Remand, Swiss, formerly trades
man at Khartoum, who is now in Cairo.
There is one nun at Berber and another at
Shendy with Mussulman husbands.
| Captain Charles Kallstrom, who is wide